Shelley Kagan

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Shelley Kagan is an American philosopher best known for his influential work in moral philosophy, particularly on the nature of ethics, death, and the value of life.

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instanceOf American philosopher
human
moral philosopher
philosopher
academicAdvisor Thomas Nagel NERFINISHED
birthYear 1955
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Princeton University
Wesleyan University NERFINISHED
employer Yale University
fieldOfWork animal ethics
applied ethics
ethics
metaethics
moral philosophy
moral status
normative ethics
philosophy of death
population ethics
value theory
genre non-fiction
philosophy
hasOnlineLectures Open Yale Courses series on death NERFINISHED
hasTaughtAt University of Illinois at Chicago NERFINISHED
University of Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
Yale University NERFINISHED
influencedBy consequentialism
utilitarianism
knownFor defending demanding forms of consequentialism
public philosophy lectures on death
work on the nature of ethics
work on the philosophy of death
work on the value of life
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Shelley Kagan NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableIdea desert-adjusted consequentialism
notableWork Death NERFINISHED
How to Count Animals, More or Less NERFINISHED
Normative Ethics
The Geometry of Desert NERFINISHED
The Limits of Morality NERFINISHED
Thinking about Cases NERFINISHED
occupation author
philosopher
university professor
placeOfBirth Minnesota NERFINISHED
positionHeld Clark Professor of Philosophy at Yale University NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
teachesCourse course on death at Yale University

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Kagan hasNotableBearer Shelley Kagan